17 - 18 March 2008
Curtin University of Technology, Spencer’s
Brook, near Northam WA
Objective: To build skills
in restoring woodlands of the Western Australian Wheatbelt.
Themes included:
- The ecological principles essential to planning for
management.
- Understanding the task (the goal for the site,
planning, resources, assessing site and vegetation condition, issues
such as soil health, monitoring and ongoing management).
- Applying ecological principles to woodland management
(local case studies, site visits, demonstration and trialling of
techniques).
The workshop was a mix of presentations by
experienced woodland managers, case-studies and hands-on tasks at field
sites. Participants had the opportunity to expand their skills and
knowledge, exchange ideas and expertise, work with experts and meet other
people working to manage Wheatbelt Woodlands.
Registrations closed: 5.00pm
Wednesday 5 March 2008
Contact Us if you
have any questions.
The workshop was subsidised by the
Australian
Government Envirofund and the
Avon Catchment Council.
